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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-10-29

DY VIRTUE or AN ORDER OF GALE H.
d Rnsd oct q the pisfsIet Ooust. In and for
ths County Of Llnooln. 6tats Of Nevada, and 70
= dlrccesd "a delivered. fce Judgment
tUa4eEed n ~ Court. o. NJ 18th dAy Of An
gugts 4. D., leo7s n favor Of O. v. nosdsn,
plaln&i4, 0ustaye 0aukon, intafvaneR, and
aGsinst Q. b. DaEtea and 'ths Kllngslsmith
Mise - niai.e s!aln, dsa.oda.es. ssr ~
mn q n2svm H1n1eo1 end N1nslv-ssvsn 70
~ tll1e1 GtlOl Dol1nD, deht, toGo1hsr with
Thileyone f1Dii pollare. tax coas, and Al -
czuing costi and in1ersst. I have levasd On the
following pssperly. ko-wit: Ths xlinqsnsmith
nine end ninlng clafn situate IN the Pennsyl-
vaniA Hining Diotxl6t, Ia said Oounty of f1n-
eoln I'D 49, Of Nevada, and oon1aining
tUolvs hundEsa linear fest. together With two
hWdRsd ~ II width, the iocsaion Of which \
dnly reoolds1 4 ~ nscords of said Pennsyl-
vsnis Mining Dfstrint.
Notics y ksssby sivsn that on
Friday, shs lsth say u ssptsmbsr.
4. D., 1871, q ths hour Of 2o'ciock n OF said
day, I viii ssll ali The above deecfIbed property
at ~ ffu1t door d The Court Hosse ID Phoebe.
LINCOLN eoanty, Nevada, q Pablo Auction, for
cab In hanA y rs highest and best bidder. V
saGisfy saAd cedst Of sals aud Ill ruses.
ED, TUBNER. Sheriff.
Dvs. D. Smith, Dspuiy Sheriff.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-10-29

Ry VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE H.
the County Of Lincoln, State OF Nevada, ma %
ms directsd and delivered. for . julgnane
rendered In said Court, on the nth day a Az.
gust, A. D.. 1887 IN favor Of Jamas r. Ltl1s,
and against the Buliionvills Smelling Con.
psny. corporation. nd ". 8. oodbss for ne
sum Of Twenty Eight Thousand Two Hundrsd
and Forty.Three 03-1O0 f12B $40 OS-1ool nol1nrn
debt. tossther with Ninstsen (elel Dollass, NJ
costs. and ell accruins coats and iatersit, I
r Tss' ~ On ~ ssSSloH1s
quarter Of the northwest quarter Of SGD q
l6I Five, In Townahip Two f2l south Il 49,
No. 50. East Monte Diahlo 6ese and nsz6nGn;
also one-hsif scre Of ground situstsd on d
OF. Of said northwest quaztsr, which Z daaciibsA
~ follows. to-wit: That certain half acre of
land upon which ID situated what Il tnovn g
TIE Bullionville Store and watch II aid coua-
ps,ns e i nSs mora paFdcnlsEiy dssestbed: ~
Ing plant, known - the Bullioavils nsduoIiou
Works. Machine Shop, Once Buildtna. ~
(lmce. Blacksmith shop. BulNonviils o0ocs
Iluildina and all other improvsn enAs eitue1sd
,nsrson, excspetna hessfsum Ten Thousan1
.sid gfopssty hs!stofors sold 10 the Piochs
Consolidated Smelling Company.
Notacs h hsrsby givsa that On
Monday. the TwslfsA day Of
ssPtsmbsrl
4. D., 1851, u The hour Of u NJ, on ssid Az.
viii ell I'll NE right, title "a intsrSes u
aid nuuiouyills en0tlnG Oompany, q "a %
the above descsibed property, & ~ YSon1
Dcce q ne cou!t Hou6s q ths town q Ploohe.
aid County and 9tats, q Public Auctioo. "a
o.sh N hand . the highsst aad - h66der. .
aatisfy aid order Il nle end I'll CO.'S,
= D. TURNER, sheriff.
~ .. D. Smith. Deputy Sheua. auy2on
posTPoNRMnssr.
Thu above ssls il, her~hv vssHn...a ,.-4u
Tussday the 7osh day Of 8spisnhse. a. B. m.
20 Sake place - the sans hoar aad piscs nkevc
named.
ED. TuRNRs, shseia,
bys. D. Smith. Deputy HhsriG.
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WHAT TRue MERIT Will DO. TIL.
unprecedented sale of Boschees German
syrup within few years, has astonished
the world. II is, without doubt, the
safest and best remedy ever discovered
Tor the speedy and eifectual cure Of
Coughs. Colds and the severest Lung
troubles. 1t acts on an entirely different
principle from the usual prescriptions
given by Physicians, as it does NOT dry
up Cough and leave the disease still in
the system, but on the contrary removes
the cause Of the trouble. heals the parts
affected and leaves them in purely
healthy condition. A bottle kept in the
house for use when the diseases make
their appearance, will save dactor's bills
and a long spell of serious illness. A
trial will convince you Of these facts. Il
i, positively sold by all druggists and
general dealera in the land. Price rs cts
.rge bottles.
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What you looking at, gran'pay'
Her picture. lsss.p
What makes you look at gran'ma's
picture 30 muchi Can't you member
how she looked when she was Iivei"
Eyes, lass. but it fades away 20 quick.
" my heart is unsatisfied. can Ne her
in the picture here and look at her long
time.
what makes you want to 90 much.
gran'pa! The face is old and wrinkled-''
mo. no, lass! You don't see! The
face is fair and round, and the roses come
and 90 in her cheeks like they always
did when l looked at her long"
why, gran'pa! Her cheeks are
wrinkled and sunk in and"
Whats the matter with thee, lass
Don't know her face! / can see it as
plain as the day kissed it frat in the
orchard path long-long ago. Them's
dimples you see in her checks, lass,
Roguish dimples that always laugh to
gladden. the heart that sees them. And
that rose in her hair"
Where, eran'pai Let me see."
There on that aide. 1ass, whore the
curls shine like gold"
why. gran'ps. it's ali straight and
gray"
mo, no, lass, don't I nee themi They
looked just that way when I first loved
her. lass. They never changed. saw
them every day till abe died--every day
for fifty yesrs, the same golden curls.
When your mother was . wee babe she
used to play with them. lass, snd Gil her
little fingers with the golden rings.
Pretty rings, lass; prettisr rings them
golden curls made than ever princess
wore"
"Prettier than mine, grsn'pa?"
"Prittier than snybody's, lass. There
never were any like hers before or since,
never. anywhere. And when she smiled
- she does now"
why, gran'pa, she amt smilingl
She's looking ~ straight"
There. there, lass; you don't see. I
say when she was smiling as she is now,
and the dimples danced and dsspeusd
and her eyes sparkled ~ she shook hex
queenly head, them golden curls would
always fall like glittering ringa. and she
was beautiful Is an anssl--look at her
now. lass"
why, gran'pa, she's just the same eli
the time. I'll go and AK mamma"
And she ran away to tell them, with
great tears in her eyes, that grandpa said
grandma's hair in the old picture was
prettier than hers.
They left him alone with her. To him
she was never old. He sees the face Of
the long ago. the iairest of all to him.
He holds the picture 80 that the sun.
beams will fall among the golden curls,
and gazes with all Of lovers pride upon
the vision Of beauty. Unconsciously his
hand brushes the picture as II striking
back one Of the straying curla his fancy
sees. He kisses il again and again, muir.
muring the fond love.names, and whisp.
sring words no other upon earth must
hear. His heart is thrilled with the pas
sion-spell. His soul is free from the
thrall Of years and lives in its own i'm.
mortal youth. The form that he knows
70 we'll and the face that is fairest Of I'll
have never changed in all the years to
loves sweet idolstry.
The angel that smiles from the golden
curls and the spirit that worships in date.
less youth are joined in a heavenly mys.
terry. Seeing not a. mortals sees, know.
ing not mortals know, yet somewhere
this aide Of the Eternal Shore they wan.
der on limitless .-[Chicago Current
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-10-29

INDIAN NAMEs.-The following is the
TRANSLATION Of few Of the Indian names
Of places In this county, which was trans.
lated for us by q gentle maiden: "Pah.
ranagat," means big or lots Of water.
"Pah-rcck" Springs. is water flowing from
the rock. "Tempi.ute," We believe, ia
sick Indian; tempt meaning sick and
ute" Indian. Hike" white man; the
town in early days being called by the
Indians ''Hiko Wickiup. The Home o.
the White Man. "Ivsnpah" Springs,
located just on the other side Of the
county line, is beautiful water, and
"Pahrump." water flowing from the
mouth-an opening in the ground or rock.
" Pansca." metal.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-10-29

Justice Field, Of tho United Statss
Supreme Court, thinks the division Of
California into two states Is sure to 90.
cur.--Ex.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-10-29

The report Of black smallpox existing
At Sonora and Tubac. Arizona. is pro
nounesd untrue.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-10-29
Auction sale at Mrs. Shook residence
on Monday, October 3lst.


on Monday, October 3lst.
A Fsrcihis Argumeat.
When Hon. G. G. Goucher was making
lis able argument in defense Of McIn.
tosh he very forcibly and physically il.
'nstrated one point in the case. The
prosecution introduced during the trial
evidence by Sanford that Watts pulled
OFT his coat and exhibited his pistol pock.
ct and lifting up his vest said he waa
not armed and the prosecution argued
that Mcintosh knew by that that he was
not armed. Mr.. Goucher argued that
although he said he was not armed still
he might have been and to illustrate he
asked the Court permission to take of
his coat, which he did. and unbuttonina
his vest exhibited himself and no arms
were apparent, but still Mr.. Goucher
began to draw weapons from all parts Of
his person, which made him appear "a .
walking arsenal, and Is he piled them
upon the table caused juror to remark.
"You seemed to have como armed, !" and
the District attorney to blurt out:
''IIe's losdsd for beer" Although no
weapons were visible Mr.. Goucher pulled
two revolvers ont Of his hip pockets. two
out Of the front pockets, ono out Of .
vsst pocket and one out Of each shoe
top. From undor the vest through the
arm holes he pulled two dangerous look.
ing daggers and one spring knife out Of
another vest pocket. A he kept pro.
ducing from little.thought.of places 10
many weapons the audience laughed IN.
til stopped by the Court. when they held
their breath and would not have been
surprised had he pulled buzz saw ont Of
his back or run Calling gun from BE-.
tween hia teeth. It was an illustrative
argument that man may be armed al,
though he did say he waa not. --Fresno
Expositor
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-10-29

TN fun yusTlcK COURT or rIocnx
i ToNnships q IL countxol Lincoln. Stat
So kssissI Y ass 81 ri .tsss 4 xsysas
$50 1sslina . J. n Dua. dslsndsnt. ~
Tea - hssehy snnnaesd r. agpees belpre
ne, q NJ o11es IN Piochts IN ~ 014e1y a
IlIooln. On ~ 2Gth day Of Arg1l 1e9dv = u
o'oloes 4: 4. Y - setton nsoueht $3.50 re-
s6cvs nsmsd pisinAif. raid actAon Il lkoaSht
70 rsccvse tndGnsnt against ypu q Nyus 81
aaid plaintik ID ~ mn q yi1>y lo4) Dolls
gold ooin. fos msaieal sarytces N1dered you
and On your rsqueet a loo1s = aAovn ~ ~
aeecuns Alsd in this seldom q judgnen3 VA e
taken aontnat you fertile said Auounf. to1r}hay
with oesls d this sait II ION fsii g ~
pear tnd ANSWER, ssa a4l s.s,l s h
n - shsciG Or any Constable 81 ssid county
s $3.50 Nam isssi srv'es ne aas
0svss unasr ~ hand thu ~ Az * March
1oo5. A.A- YOUNG,
4 5uslios Of thsPsse ofssid rioeAe toylahtp
Attsss trsseopy. r. TuRNn1. 49,
WAN0
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-10-29

Large quantities Of basalt blocks CON
tinus 10 DO shipped from Sonoms to Saz
Francisco daily.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-10-29

TIMELY SUGGESTION. The following
advice should be needed by the reader Of
every newspaper, and regarded as Of
squsl interest: In every town, village,
mining camp or settlement, no matter
how small the place may be nor how
limited number Of inhabitants, there ia
hardly week passes that there is not
: little incident that if the county paper
could get simply the facts it would make
an interesting item. The publisher Of 4
paper cannot be all over the county every
week to see what is happening, but il
some one in every place would take the
trouble to send him the facts Of every
little incident they would be surprised at
the Improvement that would Be made in
their county paper.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-10-29

l
st. John was put into . cauIdron Of
boiling oil at Rome. and escaped death.
He afterward died . natural death Il
Ephesus. in Asia.
St. James, the Less. was thrown fron,
pinnacle or wing Of the temple, and
then beaten to death with . fuller'a
club.
The following brief history Of the fate
Of the Apostles may BE- now to thoss
whose reading has not been evangelical,
St. Matthew is supposed to have sui.
fered mArtyrdom. or was slain with I
sword at the City Of Ethiopia. in Egypt.
st. Andrew was bound TO ! croaa.
whence be preached unto the people
until he expired.
St. Thomas was run through the body
with lance, at Coromandel, in the East
ladies.
st. Philip was hanged up against .
pillar at Hisrapolis. city Of Phrygia.
St. Bartholomew was nsysd alive by
the command Of barbarous kin.
St. Bsrnabas was stoned TO death by
the Jews At Salanis.
st. Luke was hanged upon an olivs
tres in Greece.
st. Paul was bshsaded at Rome by the
tyrant Nero.
St. James, the Great, WAS bsheadsd ii
Jerusalem.
St. Matthias was first stoned and then
beheaded.
St. Simeon zealot was cruci6ed in
Persia.
St. Jude was shot to death with sr.
rows.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-10-29

According to the views Of number Of
men in the rubber busineaa, the factories
Of the United Statea could easily doubls
their yearly production without increas.
ing their plant.
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& ~ uUYERs' OUInn \
O. i ] = 3 > >
400 fllustraS1ane wv :
Wksts PAeturs oa1lexvs
GIVES vghs1ssals r11pes
aSrsee y esssswNseys en al Gee1s ~
psxssunl - fhnlly -. Te1ne heE -
orasr, ~ gavss szast 49, - svssy-
enAng ysa -, eats dr4nks Heast q
hnve ~ Wt1hs Thses IHVALUAAA'y
BOOKS es91n1n fn1srua1ten G1ea4e4
WiIl IAN : eopY EREE - ~ ~
arsm upsn ssss6P9 u 10 81. - 4s1kny
ezpsnss e mailing. Let ~ hear noN
yeu. 1sspsstsnlnys
MONTGOMERY WARD 4 CO.
M = No Eahaah Avsuuss Chinegss -.
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Wlll more monsytha q snytAine =. ~
Wlm hss~- agency Tor ths ~ oel1l1
1eginne11 saeeoe1 UGn1a5,
Terms me. Hxkf1zf 49,
ift -.
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-
pam primer the popular artist. is now
p'epA,ea 10 90 photosraphing in all its
'ian'nes' Specimen portraits can be
sse' ~ 'ne poatofnce drugstore. Mr..
uni mas gained an A NO. reputation
.as,"s n.' snort sojourn among US.
n,s eAne'y' corner OF Main and
"esoow saiiey streets, and have your
with the work Won x;ll not ;. 49,
. cent.
v" YOU'D suggest to our citizens
" " ~uu'o MOI Do well to organ.
:" ro.' o's'tle'' so that the ap.
Kent IL eors.th;nv ~. ,...n. 49,
At present vh.n anv one cls,n, 90, .h.;'
back yard. the atreets sesm y, \. ,r~,.a
into . dumping pround for ~. .,.,,,,,.
ssfuse. A little work dons on o,r ro.a.
~onld he very hen.sc;.l
There will be An entertainment, ,;..n
IN Thanksgiving evening for hi hsn.s,
Of little Winnie McMsrtb The loo,
talent Of the town hav. kindly vo,rn
seered. The bras. hand viii di.conr..
'ome excellent mnsic which they have
lately received. The affair will wind.up
w'n dance Don't forget to hear the
Local TALENT
A skating rink to while .wny .,.w
pleasant hours during the long coming
winter nisht'' would be most enjoyable
lhins Tor our young folks. Once the
ball "a started rolling II will not be long
before i would be in full blast.
Folks are hard to please Sometimes
= " too cold, sometimes too hot. some.
times this thing sometimes another.
The weather clerk finds il no use to try
90 please every ons, SO he does A. he
News has been received here that Mr..
han'sy' builder and former proprietor
:" Afmory Hall, had been killed whilo
Conn. d,Aisn. oorr.rv
tns musical entertainment given last
a':,,:' = ~ m.s0n,o nan VA very
ss.'.A' .a." s.%''n'ns Q, sns k'nd
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TAxEsl TAXES

Notice 10 hereby given that the STATE snd
County taxes for the year 1851, ere now dr. and
payable. and the laws requiring thslr coilsction
Will ,: strictly enforced. All taxes remaining
I0HDAY, November 2lsl, 1857.
VIII become delinquent AMI ten Per csnt sddsd
thereto.
4. vEITuH. Trsasursr.
Once next door to Wells. Fargo 4 Co's once,
Upper Main street. oct93.sd.
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ANN nm II snEsBRrs arvm AxA1.
X1IIII HILL esnd uee osntspootaee. ~
VlVUlVVU ~ NATL you viii ~ I'm :

vslus. that viii start you Il Wort ~ IN n
once bring you IN nonsy. faslsr than aaytAisS
presents with each boz. Aaenss vsnts3 cvses-
WHORE Of eithsr ssx. of ell 49,, for III -
time, q spare tine only, 70 work fof = = -
own homA. Fortunes for ali women eiISe
lussiy easnrod Don't delay. -. HAsxas9 :
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Mrs. Dr.. Ellis, an American lady, i
physician to the Queen Of Corsa. She
has apartments in the royal palacs ct
Seoul. and receives an annual salary Of
| $40, 900. Elk.
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DlEDMONT AIR LINE,
IN ScSsduls II ensss September s.h: 1887.
Gordonsvie. Charlottesville, Lynchburg and stations
sspT1anss Allegheny SPRING Bristol kn0nvs Rome
sleeper Wasgtoa g New sa orI sx f'eanA Pullman
l1:24 A Mast Mail Daily for warreuton, Char.
Sa9
tween Lynchbnrg and Danville Greensboro. Raleigh.
Charlotte Atlanta, Birmingham, Montgomery, New
Iorf to Atlanta IN connection With Pamsn see pss
Atlanta to New Orleans and Mann Boudor Sleepers
for Bi Ea yicksburs and Shreveport Solid
an po 5o Does not connect for
s2:s2 r M.S14aiiy except Sunday for Manassas
Strasburg and intermediate Stations Connects at
$3.50 p. M-Western Express Daily for Warrenton
Gordonsvile. Charlottesville Louisville, Cincinnati
and Summer resorts ON and Line Of Ches aud Ohio
nooga. Msmphis, Little Rock. aud III southwestern
f1sn1si 1af19ugn tnman Sleepers Washington 70
200 P. M.-Southern Express Daily for Lynchburs.
Danyile Raleigh, AsheyiIle. Charlotte. Columbia
and pullman Sleeper.
to Montgomery connecting With Pullman Parlor Cars
Montgomery to New Orleans Pullman Slsepers Wash
Tram. on WASHINGTON aud Ohio Division leave Wash.
sSszi it SSsP Sa1aS 81 Z
n and y ssssipt Sunday arriving Washington
v Tlar0%fh trains from the South Via ChariStts Dan
5ssx 8 lo4s and S sis "a Sh ssn sna
burg Local at AZ A. III. - 0''A'
furnished and basga9e checked at office 1900 Pennsy
Ss :nd
s5 General Passenger Agent
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Shamming Seven Months.

A CoSvICrS NOVEL ATTEMPT TO PROCURE A PAR.
DON.
A remarkable case OF 1mposture and OF capital
shrewdness In exposing IT came to light last week
at the State prison az Jackson, Mich. convict
named Brott was sent up In July OF last year for
three years for the crime Of larceny. Seven months
ago be began 10 develop symptoms of PARALYSIS.
He would suddenly fall to the ground while at
work, and claimed that he could not eat for ionp
periods, all of which ended In his taking 10 ms
bed. The muscles OF his face became rigid the
eyes fixed. and ne ceased TO eat or speak only as
food Was fed him with q spoon He was aDpar-
emily deaf and could not see. In the meantin.
physicians from different parts or the State White
visiting the prison had examined him. and all pro-
nounced his Inaiady paralysis.
DIR. NiIllans the prison ply stefan, few DAVIS
ago became satisfied that BrOtt was feiqntnV AN
his symptoms, but at the same time he deemed IN
nearly impossible for him To do So The doctor
hit upon a novel and amusing plan BIZ which 10
expose the impOsture. Calling the attendant "a
into he hospital In a very matter-Of-fact wal he
tod them IN the presence OF Brott thar the case
was peculiar one, and that the convict conid mot
live beyond q few days anyway, and that day hi.
should proceed TO chloroform BrOJr, saw into his
skull, and see what the disease was The doctor
then left, and very soon Brott began TO move and
calling the hospital attendant 70 him ne told mai
Onleer that he had been shamnling from the start
In order TO get a pardon, and took this course Ia
elicit sympathy In his behalf. Brott was at once
routed out Of bed, and two days later he was an
work In the paint shop. ana has been there since
Dr. Williams says be has heard Of one similar case
IN this country, but only one.
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BITTEN BY Car. Miss Annette Halliday.
twenty-one years cid, q cousin OF sidney Luska
the novelist, lives with her parents in Detroit
now In press Two months ago she was h,s
ten on the hand by a pet cat. The wound
was mere scratch, but IL gave her a con-
her lotion Tor II, but the hand swelIed and fhs
excruciatfng pain compelled her to give utterance
To the most heartrending screams, and which her
relatives say resenoied the yows and screeches of
cat. Dr. j. 5. kier was called TO the case and he
sought consultation with Mr.. Justin e Emerson.
For time dea was expected by the family, but
crisis Is passed and Mrs. Halliday Ia on the mend
and VIII recover.
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EXCLUSIVE NOVELTIES.
LATEST CREATIONS,
UNSURPASSED IN VARIETY.
Rich assortment in Fine French Robes in boxes no
two alike the coiors ranging in price from
SIT to s2S.
The largest exhibit Of Plain Dress Material to be
found south Of New York. comprising the entire range
Of colors Of which the following enumeration In only
fraction of our vast stock:
Foule Cloth. all WOOL 80 inches WIDE staple colors
and the new shades Of COPIED Hussard. Mousse Pid-
seon. HeIotrope, Mahogany, Serpent and Castor. 1t
SOC. per yard.
Foule Royal. 40 inches wide. all wool, heavy in
weight, fine in Texture, serviceabe In wear distinct
lively elegant. in all the leading shades ut S7hc Per
yard.
Cashmere Imperial. AZ inches wide, all wool, very
fine soft material closely and durable Just the
material for street wear in all colors and an unprece
dented bargain. at &c.: worth fully 81
Combinations Of Plaids and Plain Materials, at all
prices. from CSC. to 81 so per yard
Stripes and Plain to match, in many Styles at all
prices.
Now is the time to look over last winters dress to
make it over. and to those say bring in your
pies and come prepared to the immense variety
have in seasonable stylish goods to make dress
out Of your old one.
Our stock Of Dress Goods never was 30 large.
Novelties in trimming materials to match all the
new shades.
Braid viii be extensively used for trimming,l I'VE
carry all the new braids and new braided setts
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